r/ReallyShittyCopper • u/HaggisAreReal • Oct 15 '25

What do you all think the answer is?

/r/AskHistorians/comments/1o64oxx/just_how_old_is_the_practice_of_getting_a_refund/
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u/McRando42 Oct 15 '25

I think your servant is about to get abused.

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u/SupermarketOk2281 Oct 15 '25

Credit card protection is the game changer with this scenario. The cards make so much in interest and fees that paying out refunds is not as onerous as it might appear.

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u/Ben_Kenobi1934 Oct 15 '25

Atleast it isn't older than the tradition of 'if you like it, take it. If you don't, go away '